HSBC AM Names Asia Head of Credit Research
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HSBC’s asset management arm appoints a new head of credit research in Asia amid an ongoing expansion across its product range and distribution capabilities in the region.
HSBC Asset Management appoints Seok Poh Yeoh as head of credit research for Asia, according to a statement, effective immediately.
In her Hong Kong-based role, Yeoh reports locally to head of Asian fixed income Elizabeth Allen as well as Paris-based global head of credit research Tina Radovic.
Yeoh has 16 years of industry experience and was most recently a financial and corporate credit research analyst at Credit Suisse. She rejoins HSBC Asset Management after first joining in 2012 as a financial analyst.
The latest hire follows announced ambitions by HSBC Asset Management to enhance its platform in mainland China, India, and Southeast Asia, most notably for the high net worth product range across alternatives, sustainability, and thematic equities.
According to the bank, HSBC Asset Management has Asian fixed income assets under management totaling nearly $73 billion as of March 31 this year.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the primary reason for this new appointment at HSBC Asset Management?
What is the primary reason for this new appointment at HSBC Asset Management?
The appointment is part of HSBC Asset Management's ongoing expansion across its product range and distribution capabilities in Asia. This includes enhancing its platform in mainland China, India, and Southeast Asia.
Q.Who will Seok Poh Yeoh report to in her new role?
Who will Seok Poh Yeoh report to in her new role?
Seok Poh Yeoh will report locally to Elizabeth Allen, who is the head of Asian fixed income. She also reports to Tina Radovic, the global head of credit research, based in Paris.
Q.What specific areas is HSBC Asset Management focusing on for its expansion in Asia?
What specific areas is HSBC Asset Management focusing on for its expansion in Asia?
The firm aims to enhance its platform in mainland China, India, and Southeast Asia. The focus is particularly on the high net worth product range, covering alternatives, sustainability, and thematic equities.